Celebrating 20 Years of Saving Animal Species
THE WORLD’S LEADING ANIMAL CONSERVATION AWARD
The Indianapolis Prize awards $250,000 to an animal conservationist who has achieved major victories in advancing the sustainability of an animal species or group of species. The Prize also awards five DeHaan Finalists and an Emerging Conservationist with $50,000 each. Granted biennially, this award was established to bring the world’s attention to the cause of animal conservation and the brave, talented and dedicated men and women who spend their lives saving the Earth’s endangered animal species.
Throughout his years of research and expeditions, Dr. René de Roland has discovered several new species, led the establishment of four national protected areas and developed community-focused conservation programs. Read more about Dr. René de Roland and his achievements.
Indianapolis Prize Gala
Conservation Heroes
Praise for the Prize
“In an evolving international world facing numerous challenges impacting biodiversity and the planet balance as a whole, we are very grateful that the Indianapolis Prize put into light the importance of people striving for a more sustainable world.” – Anne-Marie Boisbouvier, Advisor to the Cabinet of HSH the Sovereign Prince of Monaco
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